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Bachmann Says ‘Political Motivations’ Behind Ethics Investigation
Minnesota’s Rep. Michele Bachmann said Tuesday she’s confident she will be cleared in an ethics investigation into her 2012 presidential campaign.
Kline Doesn’t Rule Out 2014 Minn. Senate Race
Minnesota Rep. John Kline isn’t ruling out a run for U.S. Senate next year but says his decision won’t come until this summer.
Nolan Tops Cravaack, Shares His Plan For Future
Democrat Rick Nolan began preparing Wednesday for a return to Congress after 32 years away, while Rep. Michele Bachmann, who barely survived her toughest race yet, said she’s ready to get back to work.
GOP Staffer Loses Job Over Twitter Rant Vs. Gay Marriage Amendment
With four days until Election Day, tension is high across Minnesota, especially when it comes to support for the controversial marriage amendment.
Congressman Paulsen Hopes To Stop Medical Tech Tax
Minnesota Republican Representative Erik Paulsen is pleased that the U.S. House of Representatives passed his bill, but says there is more work to be done.
Rep. Rukavina Reflects On 26 Years In Minn. House
Rep. Tom Rukavina has been a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, serving 13 terms since 1986. Now, he is retiring to spend more time with his granddaughter.
Reality Check: Rep. Michele Bachmann’s Gas Claims
United State Rep. Michelle Bachmann has hit the campaign trail, campaigning for re-election to her 6th District Congressional seat. On Tuesday, she invited reporters to watch her pump gas at a suburban Twin Cities convenience store, and blamed President Obama for near-record high gas prices.
What Does The Future Hold For Bachmann?
Now that Rep. Michele Bachmann is out of the Presidential race, it’s not really certain if she will decide to run for re-election in the 6th Congressional District or run for another office.
Is Cain’s Suspended Campaign Good For Bachmann?
The announcement that Herman Cain is suspending his 2012 presidential campaign may be good news for Michele Bachmann.
Bachmann, From Waterloo To White House Contender
The cornfields edging two-lane Iowa Highway 9 fade to a sunbaked blur as Rep. Michele Bachmann’s blue-and-white campaign coach rolls on, bound for a “town hall” meeting with voters in the basement of a public library 25 minutes down the road.
Rep. Kriesel Looks Back At 5 Years Since Run-In With IED
Friday will mark five years since a Minnesota lawmaker nearly died while serving his country in Iraq.
Congressman Ellison Talks Food Stamp Challenge
It’s a sign of the times. A record 43 million Americans are on food stamps. About 9 percent of Minnesotans — nearly half a million people — depend on food stamps. This week in Washington, D.C., Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison has been eating on a food stamp budget of $4.50 a day.
Bachmann Campaign Chief, Deputy Leave Top Roles
Republican presidential contender Michele Bachmann lost her campaign chief Monday, along with his close deputy, in a campaign shake-up that the Minnesota congresswoman’s aides sought to downplay.
Bachmann Back In Minn., Speaks To American Legion
Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann compared herself Thursday to a female world leader with firm resolve — former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher — while trying to convince American veterans that she would make a strong commander in chief.
GOP’s Bachmann Touts Jobs Policy On Return To Iowa
Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann is proposing ways to create jobs on her first visit to the leadoff caucus state since winning the state GOP straw poll earlier this month.



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